Daughter Wins Court Fight Over 'Suspicious' £250 Will
A High Court judge has ruled a father's will leaving one daughter just £250 while her sister inherited a £600k house was 'highly suspicious'. Read the full story of the family dispute.
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Dutch King Apologises for Slavery in Suriname Visit
King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands delivers a formal apology for Dutch slavery in Suriname during a historic royal visit, addressing a painful colonial legacy.
Father's DNA on daughter in Dutch honour killing trial
Two brothers face decades in prison for the alleged honour killing of their sister, Ryan Al Najjar, 18. Their father, the alleged mastermind, fled to Syria. Read the shocking court details.
Rival brides in court fight over bigamist's £1.8m fortune
Two women unknowingly married to the same man are locked in a High Court battle over his £1.8 million estate. Discover the shocking story of bigamy and inheritance.
Son loses £2.6m court fight with mother over Chelsea home
A financier's £2.6m claim against his mother over a Chelsea townhouse has been dismissed, leaving him with a £1m court bill. Read the full High Court ruling details.
Court orders girl to keep rapist father's surname
A High Court judge has ruled a five-year-old girl must retain her rapist father's surname despite serious domestic abuse history. Barrister Charlotte Proudman calls it 'state-sanctioned harm'.
Dutch Court Rules Against Apple in LVMH Tax Battle
The Dutch High Court has ruled against Apple in its legal dispute with LVMH over €13 million in back taxes, marking a significant victory for European tax authorities.
Starbucks and Dutch Bros Reveal UK Expansion Plans
Major coffee chains Starbucks and Dutch Bros announce aggressive expansion strategies across Britain, signalling intensified competition in the UK's thriving café market.
Teenager loses court battle over Ghana boarding school
A 16-year-old has lost her High Court challenge against her parents' decision to send her to a strict boarding school in Ghana, in a landmark case about parental authority and child welfare.
Court rules teen stays in Ghana to escape UK gangs
A High Court judge has ruled a teenager removed from London gang culture to Ghana should remain there temporarily, highlighting radical approaches to youth violence prevention.
Radio DJ battles sister over mother's £1.5m inheritance
Prominent radio presenter Mark Goodier is locked in a High Court legal fight with his sister over their mother's substantial estate, revealing family tensions over property and inheritance decisions.
Dutch court stops Ethiopia deportation flights
A landmark ruling by Dutch judges has suspended all deportation flights to Ethiopia, citing 'real risk' of human rights violations and unsafe conditions for returnees.
Dutch liberals transform patriotism in election surprise
A remarkable shift is occurring in Dutch politics as liberal parties embrace positive patriotism, challenging nationalist narratives and reshaping the political landscape ahead of crucial elections.
Dutch Election Shock: Anti-Islam Party Loses Ground
In a stunning reversal of fortune, Geert Wilders' anti-Islam PVV party appears set to lose its lead position as centrist rivals make dramatic gains in the final Dutch election vote count, signalling a potential shift in the Netherlands' political landscap
Dutch parties sideline Wilders in surprise coalition
In a dramatic political turnaround, Geert Wilders' anti-immigration party has been sidelined as four pro-European parties secure a majority government in the Netherlands.
Sibling rift over £1.3m inheritance fortune
A bitter family dispute erupts as a daughter inherits her mother's entire £1.3 million estate while her brother receives nothing, leading to a High Court battle over the contested will.
Dutch Coalition Names Jetten as 'Yes We Can' PM Candidate
In a dramatic political development, Dutch coalition partners have united behind D66 leader Rob Jetten as their 'Yes We Can' candidate to counter Geert Wilders and become the next Prime Minister of the Netherlands.
Dutch Election Shock: D66 Set to Become Largest Party
In a stunning political upset, exit polls indicate the progressive Democrats 66 (D66) party is poised to emerge as the largest force in the Dutch parliament, potentially reshaping the Netherlands' political landscape and European relations.
Wilders' Netherlands: One Year On
An in-depth analysis of Geert Wilders' first year leading the Netherlands. Has his anti-immigration agenda delivered on its promises or sparked economic turmoil?
Wilders' Far-Right Shock Victory in Netherlands Election
Geert Wilders' shock election victory in the Netherlands sends political tremors across Europe, signalling a dramatic rightward shift in Dutch politics and challenging the EU's liberal consensus.
Wilders abandons Dutch PM bid after coalition talks fail
In a stunning political reversal, far-right leader Geert Wilders has withdrawn his bid to become Netherlands Prime Minister after failing to secure coalition support, despite his Party for Freedom's election victory.
Appledore: Devon's Dutch-style village gem
Nestled on Devon's rugged coast, the picturesque fishing village of Appledore boasts unexpected Dutch charm with colourful gabled houses and maritime heritage that creates a truly continental atmosphere.
Dutch Snap Election: Far-Right Leads as Immigration Dominates
The Netherlands faces political upheaval as a snap election campaign intensifies, with Geert Wilders' far-right PVV leading polls amid fierce debates over immigration and healthcare.
Textor suffers legal setback in Crystal Palace court case
John Textor's legal challenge against Crystal Palace and Eagle Football suffers significant setback as High Court rejects bid to delay proceedings, dealing major blow to former owner's ongoing dispute.
Credit Suisse Faces High Court Over Mozambique Scandal
The Swiss banking giant confronts fresh legal turmoil as the High Court greenlights a landmark case over its role in Mozambique's controversial $2 billion loan scandal that crippled the African nation's economy.
Dieselgate 2.0: Carmakers Face UK Emissions Trial
Mercedes-Benz, Ford, Renault, Nissan, Peugeot and Citroën accused of installing illegal defeat devices in diesel vehicles, potentially affecting millions of British motorists.
McLaren sues IndyCar champ Palou in London court
McLaren Racing takes reigning IndyCar champion Alex Palou to London's High Court in dramatic contract dispute that could reshape driver market and team relationships.
Betfair Court Case Could Revolutionise UK Gambling
A landmark High Court case against betting giant Betfair may fundamentally reshape how gambling companies operate across Britain, with potentially seismic implications for the entire industry.
Trader sues over £1.2M bonus after £6B profits
A high-flying City trader is suing his former employers after they allegedly withheld a seven-figure bonus following his team's extraordinary £6 billion profit-making performance during market turbulence.
Qualcomm beats Samsung & Apple in UK patent battle
Chip giant Qualcomm secures landmark victory against Samsung and Apple in London court, reshaping the UK mobile technology patent landscape.
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